Lachha paratha, a popular layered Indian flat bread recipe, with detailed step by step pictures and video of how to make lachha paratha.
Lachha paratha is the one which i wanted to try for a long time, it finally worked out during the long weekend last week. Lachha paratha turned out flaky and we enjoyed with Palak kofta Gravy. During our childhood days, we used to eat the Kerala Malabar Parrota in a friend’s place and we too help her mom in making the parrota. In that same way i have tried this Lachha paratha and let me share the recipe of Lachha Paratha.Also check out my other popular Indian flat bread recipes.
Lachha paratha recipe
- Recipe Cusine: Indian
- Prep Time: 15 Minutes
- Cook time: 20 Minutes
- Serves: 5 parathas
- Author: Jeyashri
- Recipe Category: Lunch | Dinner
- Description: Lachha paratha, a popular layered Indian flat bread recipe, with detailed step by step pictures and video of how to make lachha paratha.
Ghee 1-2 tblsp
Salt as needed
Oil to cook the parathas
Video of how to make lachha paratha
Method with step by step pictures :
- In a wide bowl add 1 cup of flour and little salt and knead the dough with water.
- Make it into a pliable soft dough.
- Add few drops of oil.
- Keep it covered and set aside for 10 minutes.
- After that divide the dough into 5 equal parts.
- Dust the dough in dry atta.
- Roll it into a big thin round chapathi.
- Drizzle some ghee on the top and spread it well.
- Spread little dry atta on the top.
- Pleat the paratha.
- Gently roll the pleated ones.
- Tuck the edges inside.
- Dust this in dry atta.
- Gently roll the parathas into a slightly thicker one.
- Place it in a hot tawa.
- Cook on both sides.
- Drizzle oil.
- Repeat this for the rest.
- Lachha parathas are ready to serve.
- Serve hot with any Paneer dish or any other side dish of your choice.
Notes:
- Always make the pleat thin , the more the pleats the parathas will be very flaky.
- You can add 1/2 cup of maida(plain flour) to the dough while kneading.
- Lachha parathas tastes best with chole masala.
Long time planning to make.. But somehow missing.. Urs looks gr8
ReplyDeletelooking cute jey ! palak kofta yummy one ! waiting !
ReplyDeletemaking me to come over there rite now... yummy
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummyyyyy......
ReplyDeletesuper Jey. My first son can finish it in no time.. So tempting.. I do it more often too.
ReplyDeletevery yumm n fav...
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely :) thank you for the recipe
ReplyDeletemy favorite , looks perfect!
ReplyDeletedelicious and yummy
ReplyDeleteLovely paratha.. yummy!
ReplyDeletelove this paratha, had this yest night itself
ReplyDeleteWholesome and delicious looking parathas. Loved the look of it.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Show me how to pleat,looking yummy
ReplyDeleteIt is just like how we make for paper hand fan. Will update in pictures soon. As it was difficult to handle the camera in one hand i couldn't click that step properly.
DeleteLovely and yummy.....
ReplyDeleteParatha looks so flaky and good
ReplyDeletewow Jeyashri, you made lacha paratha so beautifully and thin. I always had medium thick verity laccha paratha at restaurants.
ReplyDeleteYour picture makes me hungry.. superb presentation..
ReplyDeleteDish It Out - Onions & Chillis
Nice presentation, paratha looks flaky and delicious.
ReplyDeletesuper paratha and awesome mouthwatering presentation
ReplyDeleteLove these parathas...has been on my to do list for long
ReplyDeleteWow perfect layers, I have tried this once and loved it!
ReplyDeleteSuper like, love this flaky parathas very much.
ReplyDeletei have a doubt. do yo cut the dough into thin strips and roll it?
ReplyDeleteNo subha i didnt cut, i just made pleats as we do for paper handfan, As the hands were greasy it was very difficult to handle the camera in that step. Will update soon
DeleteMade this today for my son's lunchbox... it looked yummy n welcoming. THANKS Jeyashri. Always a great fan of parathas, but I made this today wit multi grain atta and it replaced my urge to have maida parathas !
ReplyDeleteMade this today for my son's lunchbox... it looked yummy n welcoming. THANKS Jeyashri. Always a great fan of parathas, but I made this today wit multi grain atta and it replaced my urge to have maida parathas !
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